Who is Leon Harris?

Leon Harris is an NBC4 anchor/reporter from the United States. He anchors the show and contributes to other weekday newscasts. Leon Harris began his work behind the scenes in a number of technical roles.

Harris -Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education

Leon was born on April 20, 1961, in Akron, Ohio, in the United States.

He will be 60 in 2021 and will celebrate his birthday on April 20.

Relationship, Married life, Boyfriend/Girlfriend

Harris wife is Dawn Lomax, a nurse at a nearby hospital.

Leon’s son Darren is a Bucknell University graduate who lives in Seattle, WA,

and his daughter Lauren is an early childhood educator who lives in Atlanta, GA.

The pair currently resides in Avenel, Potomac, MD.

Body Measurement- Height, Weight, Hair Color

Leon Harris’s height is 5 feet and 9 inches tall.

Harris -Professional Career

Leon began his work behind the scenes in a number of technical roles.

During the Los Angeles coverage, he did his first substantial on-air reporting. Disturbances.

From then, he led CNN’s morning shows, garnering plaudits for his range of global news events such as the Oklahoma City bombing,

the O.J. Simpson trial, the September 11 attacks, and the 2000 Elections and Recount.

Harris received the National Cable Ace Award for Best Anchor twice.

Harris moved to Washington, D.C., in 2003 to cover local news in his adoptive city.

He has received over a dozen Local Emmys for his reporting and anchoring, including two for Best Anchor for Local News.

He was primarily remembered for his reporting on Hurricane Katrina and illegal immigration from El Salvador’s jungles.

Social Media

Harris has over 6,000 Twitter followers and over 9,600 Facebook fans.

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Quick Facts of Leon Harris

• Harris has an estimated net worth of $1 million to $5 million, which he has amassed from his journalism profession.
• Leon received the National Cable Ace Award for Best Anchor twice.
• Harris moved to Washington, D.C., in 2003 to cover local news in his adoptive city.
• He has received over a dozen Local Emmys for his reporting and anchoring, including two for Best Anchor for Local News.
• He was primarily remembered for his reporting on Hurricane Katrina and illegal immigration from El Salvador’s jungles.